... satIuriafy, Maurch 21, 1Xh3. The Duke and Duchess of Hamilton and fhmily in- tend to prolong their residence at Nice till the end of next month. rliev yvill nuake a short stay in Paris on their way to London. In the Division in the HoIuse of Commons on Tues- day, on the motion That leave be given to bring in a Bili for closing Public.houses on Sunday, there wcre in the majority, nyes 141, ...

... 'T33 SFPOLE ALBERT MEMORIAL I I ~~COLLEGE.I GENERAL MEETING OF SUBSCRIBERS. We gave last week a brief report of a large and highly Influential mueethig of tile promoters anld subl- scribeirs Of thel above Collepe, hetld at thle Comicil Chuamber, Town Halal, Ipswich, onl Fridav afternoon last. WYe Proceed now to ivc a more leiugtlenedl re- proft important speelchs delivered onl the oCca- ...

... To the Editor of Ite Ipsivich Journal. Sin,-It has been tried through letters in your Jour- Ial and various spelieCes, to make the public believe that the poorest and neediest nrc to be found among the Middle-Classes for whom this College, about to be erected at Fratulinghamu, is intended, and that, there. fore, it is in accor(dance with the Will of Sir Robert Hlitcham (who left his property ...

... THE WAVENEY VALLEY RAILWAY: 11OW NOT TO DO IT. To the Ediior of the Ipsicich Journtl. Thn,-i was under the impression thit the ?? Vyalle Linc, mrhen fully opeacd, wourl prove n great publie consenience, though Ihnd certmne misgtvings when 1 trenivcd thiat its ecxtresities betre in th e hnn of the Eanstern Countics' Railwvay Company, vvho miniht control its traffic so as 7 east to in t ikt ...

... IMSTORATION AND E-OPMNING OF ST. LAWBNUE HU1W, IPSWXOE. Thia Church was re~opeaed on Thursday, afterhbeing closed for lieverail mouths, during which time it hams un-. dergaii extensive alteration and restoration. nue centre of tile town, with a parish Church on either~side of it north andi south within a hundred yards, in a piarish covering only a few square yards, the Church of St. Lawranee ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. PamiAY Febsruarv 27, 1863. Pruarsia and Poland.-The lharl of ELLEXHOROUOGI drew attention to a statement which appenred in the nller journas that Count Bismiarek, the Prime Min. Istr o Pussa, adstated in the Prussian Parliamuent that the Government of the King had not concluded a convention with 1'russin snch as lbad been described by the English Foreign Secretary oiln aforner ...

... TEM ALBERT MEMORIAL AND SIB ROBERT HDTOHAWS CHARITY. ADJOURNED MEETING AT COGGESHALL. A further vestry meeting was elcd at Coggesbiali, on Thursday, on the subject of the new scheme of thle Charity Commissioiners, for thle disposition of Sir Robert Hitchanm's Charity. Thc R1ev.11. J. Dainpier, vicar of the parish, occupied the chair. Tue meeting was thinly attended. The CliAlIasAN recad thle ...

... fleb ipowid) g 3o011al. SATURDAY,- MlAnon 28, 1803, ISOMETHING OUR PRIINCE A-ND I rliaNc.Eess MrAY DO. Last Sunday afternoon-a-numerous complny of visitors filled the Zbological Gardens in the 11c- gent's Park in anticipation of a sight of the Danish Royal Family. Few expected at the saete iime to behold the Prince of Wales and his Bride. However, liis Royal Hihlness appeared and walked about ...

... BI4AR5S5AOE OF THlE PRINcIR OF W%%ALZ9.-NiC have ?? alreay lai befoe ourreades fro time to time thle of preparaions fo celebating i Beccis this mporta tfol acility should be offered in the way ofaueens Co and that the public demonstration sould be in every ?? respect worthy the event. A subscriptionl list beingan entered into upwards of £260 was Soon collected anag Dii placed at the disposal ...

... TIHE VEEK. -Anicrican news continues to be lint. Nothing has, been done nn thc ?? or at Vifksbu The hoibo ardiment of Fort MIAIIister was it failure. The President or tile Federals wants more troops. VIen tile conscripitioni hegins to work the strength of the Union will be put to tile test. The conalict between thle State rights and thc Presidential authority canutg- mucich longer be deferred. ...

... O fie *po1lifb) 30oitrnal. S.X'URDAY, INtmicii ., 1863. 17915 AND 1803. A al rod tvpy of the Ipmvich .Tournal, pullished llt te tim lwheii His Itoyal mighness George, 'rittut of Watles, was iarried to the Princess (Clrlliilte, tills u, tihat early one moriling in the .laili of' April. in tihe year 1795, the fleet in tilkilt Her Royal Ilighelies embarked for Eng- l'i passedl n,-nr Soutliwold, ...

... IPswicI, wtefstriivey, IffteIre , 1863. Oil IMohdav lust the Rev. John Fletcher Burrell wins liccnsed to the Perpetuil Curacy of St. Mary-at-the-I Elmis, in Ipswich, on the nomination of the parishioners. The Committee of the House of Lords have declared that the Standing Ordirs (declared not complied with) may be dispensed with in the case of the Spalding to March (Great Northern) Railway, ...